The Changing Society [ <<< Teleworking ] [ The history of the media >>> ] Alberto Abruzzese "The mediation of science fiction in the era of technological innovation" (Naples, 07-05-1996) "Mass society and generalist TV" (Venice, 15-10-1996) Adalberto Alberici "Economy at the speed of bit" (Milan, 30/09/1999) Giulio Andreotti "The Internet and a novel about bugged telephones" (Rome, 15/02/1999) Francesco Antinucci "Virtual reality as instrument of knowledge" (Ginevra, Convegno TELECOM 10/15/1995) Lewis Baltz "Subjects and objects of the new technological culture" (Naples, 22 January 1998) Riccardo Barenghi "Journalism in the Front Line" (Rome, 14/04/1999) Roberto Barzanti "The European Union and new communication technologies" (Rome 22-04-96) Jean Baudrillard "The virtual has absorbed the real" (Paris, 11/02/1999) Clement Bezold "The Institute for Alternative Futures" (Chicago, 22/07/1998) Roger Blanpain "Towards the virtual company" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11-11-1995) Michael Bloomberg "Personalised information" (Rome, 12/01/1996) Remo Bodei "Communication in the fifth century of the global era" (Naples, 07/05/1996) Jacques Braun "The International Department of Médiamétrie" (Cannes, MIP - TV, 15-04-1997) Michel Catinat "Towards a universal service" (Milan - SMAU, 02/10/1997) Giovanni Cesareo "The technological illusion" (Rome, 21-02-1997) Joseph Coates "The future: not only progress, but also risks" (Chicago, 22-07-1998) Francesco Cocco "The digital signature is the key to the future" (Rome, 18/04/1999) Fausto Colombo "The multiple dimensions of the Internet" (Naples, 05-07-1996) "The evolution of the media world" (Naples, Telecom Conference, 03-07-1997) Furio Colombo "New technologies in society" (Rome, 18/02/1999) Umberto Colombo "Technological progress and sustainable development" (Rome 20/05/1996) Ignazio Contu "Telèma" (Rome, 04/04/1996) Roberto Dadda "Countdown to the Millennium Bug" (Rome, 30/03/1999) Gianni Degli Antoni "Entrepreneurs and the Internet" (Milan, SMAU - 02/10/1997) Peter De Jager "The Millennium Bug" (Videoconference Naples - Toronto, 04/01/99) Umberto De Julio "The value of using new communication technologies" (Turin, 17/05/96) Derrick De Kerckhove "The human mind and the new communication technologies" (Naples, 23/06/1995) Giuseppe De Rita "The technological progress of information and society" (Rome, 13/01/1996) Joel De Rosnay "The Cybionte" (Paris - European IT Forum, 09/05/1995) Herbert Dordick "The digital revolution from the point of view of a social scientist" (California, 13/12/1997) John Eger "Smart communities and the quality of life" (Nice, 09/09/1997) Ammar Eloueini "Virtual architecture: the new frontier of space" (Firenze, 12/12/1998) Hisham El Sherif "Legal aspects of the electronic world" (Naples - OMPI FORUM, 19/10/1995) Federico Faggin "A future of «intelligent machines»" (Milan, SMAU, 02/10/1997) Paolo Flores D'Arcais "Politics, politicians, citizens and the digital age" (Naples, Telecom Conference, 04-07-1997) Gabriele Frasca "Pynchon and media techniques" (Rome, 23/11/1997) John Gage "Internet and public participation" (Nice - Sophia Antipolis, 10/09/1997) "Connected computers for ubiquitous computing" (Palo Alto - California, 16/12/97) Luciano Galliani "The technological future in schools" (Turin, 17/ 05/1996) Gianpiero Gamaleri "McLuhan, a humanist in the global village" (Rome, 21/01/1999) Howard Gardner "Multiple intelligences and new technologies" (Turin, 10-04-1997) Nicholas Garnahm "What are the remaining limitations of the great information network?" (Venice, 17/03/1998) Gino Giugni "Prospects for the teleworker" (Rome, 06/11/1996) Jerome Glenn "The Millennium Project: a global research project" (Chicago, 21/07/1998) William Halal "Knowledge: an infinite resource for recreating the world" (Chicago, 20/07/1998) Idit Harel "MaMaMedia: a children’s media company" (New York, 04-04-1998) Ernesto Hoffman "The PC and the evolution of its services" (Milan, 21-10-1996) Larry Irving "Internet and the American method" (Rome, 26/02/99) Mark Joseph "A thriller about Zero Hour" (Video-interview Naples-San Francisco 09-06-99) Robert L. Kreisa "Technologies for controlling crime" (Chicago, 20-07-1998) Augusto Leggio "Italy and the problem of the millennium bug" (Rome, 04/03/99) Domenico Lini "The science museum in the era of high technology and the Internet" (Milan - Facoltà di architettura, 25/10/1995) Jean Marc Loechel "Virtual Education" (Paris - IDC, 23/09/1997) Giuseppe Longo "Classic artificial intelligence and neural networks" (Trieste, 23/11/95) Paola Manacorda "How Italians use their time" (Venice, 15-11-1996) Guido Martinotti "Telegeography in the global era" (Naples, 05-07-1996) Robin Mansell "New technologies for new ways of managing everyday life" (Venice, 17-03-98) Roberto Masiero "Past, present and future of the information society" (Paris - European IT Forum, 05/09/1995) Giuliano Massa "STET and teleworking" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11/11/1995) Ian McEwan "Keeping computers in their place" (Rome, 9/10/1997) William Mitchell "Imagine a world made up of things that think and are intelligent: that is the city of bits" (Naples, 14 January 1998) Antonio Molinari "The design of technology" (Milan - SMAU, 22/09/1995) Ugo Moretto "God is in everything, in computers, in the heavens: thus undoubtedly in cyberspace" (Bologna, 03/04/1998) "Using technology to spread the Christian message" (Rome, 03/05/1999) Joaquin Navarro Valls "The Internet and religious communication" (Rome, 08 april 1997) Nicholas Negroponte "From the atom to the bit" (Rome, 31/05/1995) "The digital revolution" (Venice, 03/06/1995) Jack Nilles "Experiences in teleworking" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11/11/1995) Anna Oliverio Ferraris "Children and Television" (Rome, 05/12/1995) Peppino Ortoleva "Modern society and technology" (Florence, 21/10/97) Luigi Paganetto "E-commerce's revolution" (Rome, 30-06-1999) Roberto Pardolesi "The society of bits" (Rome, 06/11/1997) John Patten "Computer and TV" (22/09/1995) Gualtiero Peirce e Vittorio Zambardino "The publisher and TV in the Internet age" (Rome, 30/04/96) Arno Penzias "Harmony in a digital world" (Milan, 21-10-1998) Lou Platt "The information society" (Paris, 04/09/1995) Giorgio Prister "Electronic public services and the citizen" (Nice, Sophia Antipolis-France Telecom Agora 09/09/1997) Franz Joseph Radermacher "Teleworking: the virtual company and the legal aspects" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11/11/1995) Mario Ricciardi "The Italian humanist community and new technologies" (Milan, 14-11-1996) Giuseppe Richeri "The impact of information technology on the mass media - past and future" (Rome, 15/05/1995) "Basic conditions for the establishment of new media" (Rome, 12/01/1996) Marco Ricolfi "Freedom of expression and author’s rights on the Web " (Pavia, 04/10/1996) Jeremy Rifkin "The Biotech Century: a wonderful new biological world" (Rome, 15/10/1998) Stefano Rodotà "The social and political implications of teleworking" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11/11/1995) "The evolution of the media, legislation and democracy" (Rome, 13/01/1996) "The law on privacy in Italy" (Rome, 06/11/1998) Peter Schønning "Laws for a Net without territorial limits" (Rome, 22/04/1996) Jacques Séguéla "Advertising: the best technique invented for communicating" (Rome, 03/04/98) Walter Siembab "The virtual city and teleworking" (Rome - Telework Conference, 11/11/1995) Francesco Siliato "Auditel and programming" (Milan, 28/11/1995) "Digital advertising" (Rome, 19/12/1995) Stefano Silvestri "War in cyberspace" (Rome, 05/11/1998) Gene Stephens "Technology against crime?" (Chicago 21/07/1998) Silvano Tagliagambe "We all live immersed in the amniotic fluid of global information" (Cagliari, 21/01/1998) Umberto Torelli "How work changes with new technologies" (Milan - SMAU, 02/10/1997) Salvatore Veca "The Internet and contemporary society" (Naples, Telecom Conference, 04-07-1997) Marco Villamira "Communication and territory" (Milan, 26 November 1997) Paul Virilio "Absolute velocity" (Paris - European IT Forum, 05/09/1995) Charles Wang "Here comes the thinking computer " (Milan, 19/04/1999) Zeno Zencovich "Regulation to ensure that everyone can communicate with everyone else" (Rome, 6 November 1997) Philip Zimmermann "Privacy: "Pretty Good", the revolutionary software" (Rome, 26/03/1999)